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YEAR 3 THURSDAY POWERPOINT
SUMMER TERM 2 TRANSITION WEEK
THURSDAY 2ND JULY 2020 Mrs Keeley – [email protected]
Mrs Coates – [email protected]
Mr Nunn – [email protected]
THURSDAY 2ND JULY 2020 TT Rockstars minimum of 10 minutes
Don’t forget to complete work on MyMaths
Maths• TTRockstars for 10 minutes• Warm up activity• Pirate place value activity
MONDAY 29TH JUNE 2020
Maths
Warm up: How quick can you work these out and write the answers?
85 - 12 =85 – 13 =85 – 14 =85 – 15 =85 – 16 =85 – 17 =85 – 18 =85 – 19 =85 – 20 =85 – 21 =
Maths In maths today, we are going to be number investigators.
You have to crack the pirate code by adding and subtracting some number sentences to find out the hidden message.
Good luck
Maths
THURSDAY 2ND JULY 2020
Literacy
Bug Club minimum of 10 minutes
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zkgcwmn/articles/zk8qnrd
You’re going to write a story about Pirates today.
Look at the BBC Bitesize video below to recap how to write a story.
THURSDAY 2ND JULY 2020
Literacy
Bug Club minimum of 10 minutes
We use description to make our writing more interesting. There are lots of ways which we can describe. Can you include all of these into your writing?
Our senses (Hear, See, Smell, Touch and Taste) PrepositionAdjectivesExpanded Noun PhrasesSimiles (like or as something)
Try and be as creative as possible
THURSDAY 2ND JULY 2020Literacy
To help you write your story You’re going to use a dice to roll to get a number. With this number you need to pick one of the following in the column. You can choose from a Key Word, Setting, Character or a Prop.
We are really looking forward to see your amazing pirate stories
You're going to need a dice for this activity
Research famous pirates using the PowerPoint
Click on a picture to learn more about the pirate.
William Kidd
Blackbeard
Anne Bonney
Black Bart
Click on this button to come back to this page.
Captain William Kidd
Born: 1645, Dundee, ScotlandDied:23rd May 1701 by hanging
Interesting FactsWilliam Kidd was actually a wealthy and well respected privateer, protecting the British and American trade routes from French warships before he became a pirate.
Kidd was very unlucky as he was forced into piracy by his unruly ship crew whilst on duty. It was also at this time that the American people became very intolerant of all pirates. This led to him being hanged when caught.
Kidd was the only pirate known to have ever buried any treasure on Long Island, New York. It was thought that he did this in the hope of buying his way out of hanging!
Captain Blackbeard
Born: 1680Died: 22nd November 1718. He was shot.
Interesting Facts
Anne Bonny
Born:8th March 1698Died: 22nd April 1782
Interesting Facts
Anne acted and dressed just like a male pirate and was excellent at fighting.
Black Bart
Born: 17th May 1682Died: 10th February 1722
Interesting FactsHe was born in South Wales as John Roberts and later adopted the name 'Bartholomew', or Black Bart, when he became a pirate.
He was known to love expensive clothes and jewellery and was always well‐dressed, even in battles!
He was eventually killed by the British Government, and his crew were put on trial in the biggest pirate trial in history!
Pirate QuestionsWhat did William Kidd do before he became a
pirate?
Who was Anne Bonny the girlfriend of?
How many times did Blackbeard marry?
Who killed Black Bart?
THURSDAY 2ND JULY 2020
Fact FileYou're going to create a Fact File for one of the pirates above using the template.
Use the PowerPoint to help you to write down the facts accurately.
Don’t forget to send us your Fact Files of your favourite Pirate
Additional Resources and ActivitiesMaths
White Rose Maths
White Rose will be posting activities to complete and at‐home help videos to support maths at home.
https://whiterosemaths.com/
Arithmetic (Daily 10)
Go onto the ‘Daily 10’ website and answer the 10 questions on your chosen area.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths‐games/daily10
Hit the Button
Play the games on ‘Hit the Button’.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths‐games/hit‐the‐button
CorbettMaths
https://corbettmaths.com/5‐a‐day/primary/
